Local Girls Club Opens New Scottsdale Home October 2
The Scottsdale Girls Club moves to 504 S. Miller with ten classes and activities for girls. Programs include an Americanism course by Patricia Ann Gohr, a babysitting class, catering for party foods, arts and crafts, sewing, dancing, and archery under Mrs. Albert Lucaviks. Club hours are 3:30 to 5:30 pm weekdays, plus weekend activities. The board seeks donations of stamp-books, picnic tables, and appliances, as membership surpasses 300 girls.
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Scottsdale Girls Club
S. Miller
Patricia Ann Gohr
W.E. Morris
Jean Hunsdon
Betty Dempewolf
Albert Lucaviks
Scottsdale
Osborn and Miller
Vernon Cameron
Steve Bridge
Congo regime vows to use force over Katanga threat
Leoplodville warns it may take its own measures to recover Katanga. Observers fear renewed fighting in the mineral rich province, prompting possible UN intervention as troops move toward Katanga from Luluaubourg and Kivu. President Tshombe remains in control after a cease-fire.
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Leopoldville
UPD
Congo
Katanga
U.N
United Nations
Sture Linner
Luluaubourg
Linner
Moise Tshombe
Hospital Names New Directors in Scottsdale
Luther Flick announced three new members to Scottsdale City Hospital Inc. board to fill vacancies from resignations. Appointees are Robert B. Hyde loan officer at First National Bank of Arizona Scottsdale, Robert E. Novascone advertising executive, and George L. Stroup accountant for Commercial Life Insurance and Inland Western Loan and Finance. Resigning directors cited increasing professional and business time demands.
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Luther Flick
Scottsdale
City Hospital, Inc
Robert B. Hyde
E. Osborn
First National Bank of Arizona
Robert E. Novascone
E. Third
Commercial Life Insurance Company
Inland Western Loan & Finance Corp
Flick
Clark G. McGaughey
Ferris W. Bellamak
Ray Martinez
Scottsdale Police Crack Down On Unlit Bicycles
Scottsdale Police will impound bikes and cite riders who travel after dark without required lights. Chief Merritt Chafey said the department has received many complaints about cyclists lacking a front white light visible 500 feet and a rear red light or reflector visible 300 feet.
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Scottsdale
Merritt Chafey
British Aviator Collides With Crystal Jewel in Fog
In the English Channel a British tanker and a motor vessel collided in dense fog. The Crystal Jewel was sinking with its radio out, its captain reportedly two broken legs, and a tugboat said the captain’s daughter was killed in the collision.
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Eastbourne, England
UPI
English Channel
Meeching
The
Col
Russians Test Big Carrier Rocket in Pacific
Tass reports from Moscow that the Soviet Union successfully test fired a large carrier rocket into the central Pacific. The announcement came through the Soviet news agency Tass.
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Pacific
Moscow
UPI
Central Pacific
Tass
Peru President warns on Reds as Castro ties seen
Peru President Manuel Prado warned that Communists seek ground in the Western Hemisphere while noting Cuba as a beachhead 90 miles from the United States shores. The remark linked Castro to rising global Communist influence.
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Peru
Reds
New York
UPI
Manuel Prado
Asia
Europe
Hemisphere
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
Scottsdale Proposes Sewer Deal Amid Water Rate Clash
Scottsdale offers a four city sewer plan in exchange for lower water rates but Phoenix rejects the proposal. City Manager Bob McNutt says Phoenix already charges Scottsdale residents about 87 percent more for water and refuses to share records on Phoenix lines. Scottsdale plans a court fight over Tempe’s moves to block its disposal plant and keeps options open to build its own facility.
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Phoenix
Bob NeNutt
Scottsdale
Phoenix Lines
Phoenix Water
McNutt
Tempe
Mesa
Salt River
Scottse
U.S. Denies Berlin Policy Shift Amid East German Talks
United States officials in West Berlin firmly denied reports of a policy shift toward East Germany. A U.S. spokesman reaffirmed that Washington rejects East German attempts to control allied traffic to West Berlin and rejected any notion of East German air route supervision.
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United Press International
West Berlin
United States
U.S
East Germany
Berlin
Private firms seek private sewer systems north of Phoenix
Four companies move to set up privately owned sewage collection and disposal networks covering areas north of Scottsdale and Phoenix. Hearings begin October 3 before the state corporation commission with county hearings October 9. Key Scottsdale interests include Twin Buttes Construction Company new system over 36 square miles and Thunderbird Utilities over eight square miles from Scottsdale Road to 40th Street.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Twin Buttes Construction Company
Hayden Road
Sys
Cactus Road
Invergordon
Black Canyon
Thunderbird Utilities
Scottsdale Road
40Th Street
Greenway Road
Reservation Ownership Burdens Development
Salt River Indian Reservation land ownership is fragmented among tribal members and absentee heirs. Individual allotments, often in undivided shares, complicate leasing for urban development and require consent from many owners. King urges pooled corporate development with dual income for allottees and tribal members, plus longer lease terms to attract investment.
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Hugh Harrlson
Salt River Indian Reservation
Scottsdale
Arizona
Bill King
Department of Interior
Devel
Opment
King
Congress
Salt River
Official Denies Reports on Berlin Access Powers
Berlin UPI report says a U.S. spokesman denied any U S plan to grant East Germany control over access to isolated West Berlin. The spokesman dismissed reports of policy shifts or talks about sharing access with Soviet zone.
Khrushchev vows West Berlin links stay after peace treaty
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told Figaro that West Berlin's links with the West would remain intact and be registered with the United Nations. He stated East Germany should become sovereign and West Berlin would become an independent state or city, with communications continued after the treaty on a normal basis between sovereign states.
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Paris
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
West
United Nations
Khrushchev
Paul Reynaud
Figaro
East
West Germany
East Germany
Western Berlin
Landon Declares United Nations Collapsing
Alf M. Landon told history teachers at the University of Kansas that the United Nations is collapsing and warned against talk of world government while urging the United States to maintain emergency strength to deter war. He called such talk foolish and harmful to clear policy aims.
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University of Kansas
Youth Questioned In Book Stealing
Two Scottsdale High School students may face charges after police found a stash of stolen books in a 17 year old’s locker. A similar cache was located in the locker of another youth who is to be questioned.
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Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale
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Victor Lundula
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Kivu
U. S
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
Clay
Stewart Hensley
East Berlin
State Corporation Commission
Northern Utilities
Bell
Nikita
Landon
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